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if IMF has to issue a bailout, it would need to know the extent of exposure that Pakistan has towards external Debt that includes, but not limited to, debt form China towards CPEC. it is not a regulation for Pakistan to share such information with any third party - including IMF - but before a loan/bailout package is given out, it is a good practice the check the health of the economy and its risk with debt exposures.
I love it when Pakistan obsessed Indians create a problem out of thin air post it on their websites and like germs spread the misinformation all over the world.
So,Cut the crap, all Indians become financial advisors when it comes to Pakistan, please spare us the B.S. since you clearly have no Idea what you are going on about.
The IMF plays a proactive role in helping countries avoid macroeconomic crises by conducting periodic consultations with governments-- known as “Article IV consultations”-- aimed at identifying conditions likely to produce a crisis in the future, and suggesting ways to avoid such an outcome. A prime source of macroeconomic crises is excessive public borrowing, whether from domestic banks and other creditors or from foreign lenders. All public borrowing must be serviced through interest payments, and ultimately repaid. It thus shifts the burden of financing government spending from the current taxpayers onto the shoulders of future taxpayers. Such borrowing can be justified only to the extent that it finances spending that will allow the economy to grow sufficiently faster to generate the revenues needed to repay the loan. The clearest example is well-chosen, high-return infrastructure also known as CPEC.